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  • HTTP::Webtest might be useful. It's actively developed and easy to use.

    You should be able to cron an almost-one-liner that greps webtest output and does something when it find failed tests.

    • That is beautiful. You have no idea how much goodwill this is going to earn me... can I buy you a beer or pizza or name my next child after you?

      Wow. Here I thought this whole blog thing was just going to be an excercise in talking to myself... in the first day, I've been handed a raise by a complete stranger. Pretty soon, I'm going to be running for Governor of California!

      • Also look at Test::* together with WWW::Mechanize. I've got a major client doing that, and I'll be doing some column articles on it as well.
        --
        • Randal L. Schwartz
        • Stonehenge

        • Re:HTTP::WebTest (Score:1)

          by Timbo (4486) on 2003.08.15 12:35 (#23206) Journal
          I'll look forward to those articles...

          HTTP::WebTest looks quite capable, but I'm always looking for a better way to do things.

          On a totally separate topic, I wish I could have joined you for the Alaska Perl Mongers barbecue when you were up here at the end of the last Geek Cruise... I trust you enjoyed your trip?

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